Using annotate() in Django Queries
The annotate() function is a versatile tool that can be used to perform aggregations, add computed fields, and more to your query results....
Episode 12 - Django's Role in the API-First World
Ever wondered how Django, a high-level Python web framework, fits seamlessly into the API-first landscape? This episode is your answer! From the foundational principles of the API-first approach to real-world examples of Django's impact, we cover it all....
Mastering Django-Tastypie: Crafting Efficient and Flexible Web APIs
Through Tastypie, developers can efficiently manage resources in a web API, staying true to the core tenets of REST....
Django DownloadView: A Deep Dive
One of its many features is the ability to serve files for download, which can be achieved using the DownloadView. In this article, we'll explore the Django DownloadView, its use cases, and how to implement it....
Django-Mail-Queue: Simplifying Email Management in Django
While Django does offer basic email-sending capabilities, when it comes to more advanced features like queuing and managing email-sending tasks, third-party packages come into play....
Episode 11 - Django and Microservices
This episode is a deep dive into the fascinating world of Django and microservices, two buzzwords that are shaping the future of web development....